1. Employees who work flexible schedules, typically with variable start and end times within agreed parameters.
Usage: plural form; informal; chiefly used in human resources and workplace contexts

Examples

• Many flextimers appreciate the ability to adjust their work hours around personal commitments.
• The company's policy allows flextimers to start work anytime between 7 and 10 a.m.
• Flextimers must still complete their required hours each week.
• Our office has a mix of traditional employees and flextimers.
• The survey showed that flextimers reported higher job satisfaction than fixed-schedule workers.